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Comrie is a historic conservation village in a national scenic area along the River Earn. Dunira, within which the cottage is situated, is a grand estate just 10 minutes west of Comrie.
Following Maam Road will take you on a lovely walking route from the estate into Comrie Village (about 90 minutes). On your walk you will pass Melville Monument, which sits on the hillside overlooking the village, as well as
The Deil's Cauldron – a deep rock waterfall where there resides a legendary water-elf! There is a local taxi company for the return leg!
Eating Out:
There are a number of options for eating in Comrie Village. These include The Deil's Cauldron Restaurant, The Melville at the Royal Hotel, Hansen's Kitchen Cafe, Comrie Croft Tea Garden (biking and hiking activities available here too) and of course a local fish and chip shop! There are also plenty of food options in Crieff, which is just 7 miles from Comrie, as well as supermarkets.
Golfing:
There is a 9-hole golf course in Comrie with great views of Strathearn. The nearby golf course in Crieff is rated one of Scotland’s top inland courses by Golf World magazine. The famous Gleneagles Golf Course is just a 19 mile drive from the cottage.
Munros:
The starting points for Ben Chonzie, Ben Vorlich and Stùc a' Chròin can be reached within a 20 minute drive from the cottage. Ben Chonzie overlooks the village and is famous for its many mountain hares!
Whisky:
The closest whisky distillery is Glenturret Whisky and this is about a 20 minute drive from the cottage.
Other places of interest:
Crieff Hydro - A spa hotel with restaurants and activities such as horse riding, pitch and putt, and quad biking. A great place for a day with the children!
Loch Earn – A beautiful freshwater loch surrounded by mountains. Watersports are available here such as kayaking and paddleboarding.
Glen Lednock – A beautiful highland glen in the mountains above the village, once home to a smaller community prior to the Highland Clearances. The glen holds a great stock of wildlife, including Scottish wildcat and capercaillie, golden eagles, buzzards, mountain hare, grouse and number of deer species.
Linn a' Chullaich – A deep freshwater pool still commonly used for wild swimming in the summer months, known locally as The Lynn.
Auchingarrich – An ancient farming site which is now home to a wildlife centre.
Fort Victoria - The remains of a Roman 'glen-blocking' fort. This site is considered by some the furthest north that the Romans were able to invade Scotland.
Standing stones - A number of standing stones are relics of the pre-Christian Celtic and Pictish societies which once inhabited the area.
The White Church – Built in 1805 on the site of another ancient churchyard, the White Church is now the centrepiece of the village and a community centre.

The City of Perth is 26.7 miles from the cottage.
Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh Airport are about a 1.5 hour drive.
A car is recommended for reaching the cottage and there is parking space for about 4 to 5 cars.
As mentioned, there is a local taxi service and it is best to book this in advance.